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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1913. 12 ICC CONSIDERING DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES 0, THE RAIN? WHY, IT'S DUE Im Memorial m. ADM. H. WILEY, ONCE COMMANDER OF U.S.

FLEET, DIES AT 76 MARES Mart A. Mares. In lovinr mem Capt. Irving T. Colburn.

George Osterkamp. MO RE TRANSFER ory of our beloved wife and mother, who Services in memory of Capt. Irv pasaed away three years ara today. Services for George Osterkamp, for 59 years an employ of Reid Murdoch Co who died Wednes Memories are treasures no one can steal. ing T.

Colburn, 25 years old, of Chi Death leaves a wound no one can beat. They live with us in memories dim JSot just today, but always will. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. day, will be held at the home, 4321 cago, army air force bombardier who was killed May 11 In North Palm Beach. Fla, May 20 (AP).

POINTS FOR CITY TO AIR STREAMS North Ashland avenue, at 2 p. Africa, will be held Sunday at 4 MOO NET James J. Moonev. In fond mem Adm. Henry Ariosto Wiley, 76 years old.

retired naval tomorrow. Mr. Osterkamp, who was p. m. in the Irving Park Presby 86 years old, was born in Germany HAAN Frederick Haan.

beloved husband of Clarice. Service at chapel. 27UO 12. -75th atreet. 3 p.

m. Saturday tinder auspice of Home lodge. No. SOS. A.

F. 4k A. M. Saginaw 3737. HANS Walter E.

Hans, beloved husband of Bertha, dear father of Mrs. Alice Olsen and Mrs. Audrey Kraemer. brother of Carrie Schnaitman and Frank Hana. Service Saturday.

May 22. at 2 p. m. at funeral home. 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Eden. Kil. 6420. HEM PEL Georre E.

Hempel. May 20. of 0804 Merrill avenue, husband of Sadie Atklna Hempel. father of George Webster. Norman E.

Connna. and Mrs. Dorothy Peterson. Funeral Saturday. 3 o'clock, chapel Jeffrey boulevard at 77th street.

Interment private. Pleas omit flowers. South Shore st22. HEN NESS Kathenne A. Heiinessy.

IM't Yale avenue, beloved sister of Mrs. F. M. Casaidy. Mrs.

W. F. Cleary. and the late jpig.iujB a officer who for terian church. 4047 North Keeler ory.

LOVING WIFE. EMMA. 8EIDNER Nathan D. Seidner. 1937.

Ia our home he is always remembered. LOVING WIFE AND SON 9. merly was com avenue. Capt. Colburn was the son and in his youth was a sailor.

He is survived by 10 sons and daughters George Charles, Leroy, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Lass, Mrs. Alvina Ott, Mrs. Margaret mander of the United States Use of 57 Present Ones Warm Currents Beaten Fraternal Hotlees.

of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Colburn, 4303 North Keeler avenue, and a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Cullen A.

fleet, died here FRATERNAL ORDER OF THE EAGLES OF MELROSE PARK. AERIE NO. 1962 Brother Anton Leschtnakt passed away l- Troutman, Mrs. Laura Meyer, Mrs. Colburn.

He had received the air medal for sinking a German sub on Increase. Back by Cold. Wiley was com Meta Rotello, and Mrs. Gertrude May 18. 1943.

Funeral from home. 1107 N. 13th avenue. Melrose Park. Saturday.

May 22. 1943. 9:30 a. to Mount Car. marine in the Bay of Biscay last mander of the fleet with the January.

He was a graduate of Campbell. George E. Thompson. Funeral services for George E. Mrs.

M. T. Corcoran, and Eleanor mel church. Interment Mount Carmel. FRED PROVENZANO.

Pres. rank of full ad Schurz High school and North Park Funeral Saturday at a. from funeral college, and entered the air forces Proceedings that may result In an increased number of points at which nome. cut worth avenue, to St. PEASE Dr.

Loot W. Pease of G-r don terrace, suddenly. May 20. J943. loved husband of Cora A.

Pease, brothe" of Edward of Sacramento. Cal, cade ef. Edward F. and Pearl Pease. At chapel.

631 N. Ashland avenue, where serriccs will be held Saturday. May 22. at A p. m.

Interment private. PICK Sylvia Pick, nee Witkostaky. ef Omaha. wife of Joseph, mother ei Albert S. Jacobs, daughter ot JenoM kowsky.

sister of Etta trolleraith. Services Friday. 3 30 p. at rhapel, Broadway. Interment Kosetuil.

PIRIE Sea Hughes notice, PITNEY Maude Pitney. May 19 ef I8li S. 2d avenue. Maywood. beloved wife David E.

Pitney, dear mot rr eT Wiiuara S. Finch and the late Ralph Fim-ti. i ter of Mrs. Grace Walker. ServK-e s-af-s urday.

May 22. at 3:15 p. at fuce-al borne S. 6th avenue, at Map.a street. Mavwood.

Interment Oinc. Maywood 100. PLANZ August W. Plan i. beloved huaband of Gertrude, food father of E-i Earl.

Adolph. Alberta. HiroW. and B-r. nice, brother of Henry.

and Mia-nie. grandfather of 10 grandchildren, brother-in-law of Harry. Annie. Maude, and Alice, Funeral Ssturday. May 22.

a 3 p. ro, at funeral home. 631. BeimoBt avenue. Interment Roeebill cemetery.

RIVERO Helen Rivera Inea Apfetl. lara residence 3554 8. Union avenue, beloved wife of Joseph Rivera, loving daughter, of Mrs. Elizabeth and late Max C. fond mother of Corp.

George W. Marr.hr. Josephine, and Margaret Rivera. Mr. Marion Beard.

Bernhardt. ao4 Mrs. Elizabeth Hufford of Oaa; Park. Services Saturday. May 22.

3 p. tn a funeral home. 640a N. Central aooe. Interment Lltnwood cemetery.

BIX Margaret Maas Ri. lata of 423 Taylor avenue. Oak Park, beloved w.Ta of Michael, dear mother of John P. Bay-j mond and the Isle August Rix. At' funeral home.

Austin boulevard at Lake street. Funersl Saturday. a. as, ts St. Lucy church.

Interment SU Josech sJ miral from 1927 until his retire Why all this rain? What are the reasons for the steady downfall that has flooded midwestern streams and Carthage church. Interment Mount Olivet. ANDERSEN Ifetl Andersen, late of 8147 8. Artesian avenue, beloved husband of in February, 194L Thompson, former official of the Member of L. C.

B. branch No. 1289 surface and bus lines will transfer ment from the Lauretta, nee Lirue; dear eon of C. Mike Ad. H.

A. Wiley. worn wet and cold pedestrians pa and Rose, fond brother of Harvey. Roy, HORN Oscar W. Horn of 3831 N.

Bell avenue, beloved husband of Carna. nee passengers to the elevated system John Stone. navy in Septem- Chapel Ice Cream company and founder of Thompson an ice cream manufacturing concern, will John. P. O.

3 C. V. S. and Eleanor tience right down to the breaking User; fond father of Corp. Oscar E.

in ber. 1929. were started yesterday at an 111! Knox. Reatinr at funeral home. 7013 San Diego, May 20 (JF.

John Africa and Margaret Fehns. dear grand point? Racme-av. Funeral Saturday. May 22. at be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 Born at Troy, Jan.

31, 186 nois Commerce commission hear Stone, 73 years old, who held more a. va. at St. Rita's chur-h. Interment It's not so simple as Cartoonist father of Carlyn and Richard, brother of Herbert.

At chapel. 305-07 Lincoln Wiley was graduated from the o'clock in the chapel at 318 North ing. Calvary. Member of local No. 21.

B. than 120 telephone and wireless pat Carev Orr puts It in his cartoon on avenue, where services will he held Sat Naval academy at Annapolis in The present -57 points of inter nrday. 3 p. m. Interment Montrose, Central avenue, and at 4 p.

m. in Greenwood Methodist church. Mr. and P. I.

V. of Chicaro. Stew. 0400. BALESTRT See Aucusta Santrs notice.

editorial pace of The ents in this country and a similar number abroad, died today. Born in 1888. He served aboard the U. S. S.

Member of Schwabenverein. Lincoln Tur company transfer were put into Chicago Tribune. Old Jupiter Plu ners, and Lincoln tent. No. 33.

the Mac Maple during the Spanish-American BALTZLEY John V. Baltzley husband of Caroline nee Reichert: father of Dover, he spent his childhood cabees. vius did not depart absentmindedly Thompson, who was 82 years old, died in- Presbyterian hospital last Wednesday. He lived at 312 South war. in Egypt.

He continued his educa operation some years ago. The city's engineers have asked for 35 more, and these, as well as those HUGHES Wslter Hughes, brother of John V. Jr. and Carolyn Baltzley. brother of Mrs.

Alice M. Snyder. Funeral Satur Wiley attained the rank of cap Gelenius Pine. At parlors, 76o9 Stony Island avenue. Sen wee Sat day.

.1:30 p. at chapel. 720 Lake tain in 1915, and served at various Lombard avenue. Oak Park. Sur street.

Oak Park. Interment Oakridse. in use. will be considered by the nrday. May 22.

at 2 p. tn. Interment Oak tion at Columbia and Johns Hopkins universities. Stone performed radio and telephone research in Boston, Washington, and New York city be times as commander of the battle BARRE See Anna Serckie notice. viving is a brother, Frank, of Pasadena, Cal.

Hill cemetery. Please omit flowers. commission. ships New Jersey and Wyoming, BICKELHAUPT Gladys Rocers Blckel HYMAN Lt. Dr.

Abe A. Hyman. beloved The exchange of transfers by the Appointed rear admiral In 1918, he haupt of 7918 Carpw'r atreet. eloved fore coming to San Diego in 1919. husband of France, dear son of Hamet and Minnie, fond brother of Harry companies was regarded in 1935, wife of Curtis mother of Curtis became commander of destroyers Oscar W.

Horn. Services for Oscar W. Horn, Chi daurhter of Thomas and the lata Alice Irvinr. and Ethel Ruth Kubernick. Fu when the plan was inaugurated, as with the Pacific fleet in 1919.

He Rocera. sister of A lie Rorers. Mrs neral Fnday. 1 p. at chapel.

Dr. Frederick Otto Bowe. pioneering. No other city had tried Roy D. Kleckner.

Ernest. Herbert. Stan- became a vice admiral in 1923. Stony Island avenue. Interment West lawn.

ley. and Clifford Rorers. Reatinr Services will be held tomorrow JANNUSH Louise Jannush. nee Davis, be After his retirement from the navy such a system. That its value to the public has grown is shown by and leave the faucet running.

The reasons are scientific and reach all the way to the north pole. Battle of Atmosphere. As Father Alphonse Schmitt, seismologist at Loyola university points out, currents- of warm air from the equator flow northward and are cooled in great masses as they reach the polar regions. These masses of cold air are of much greater density than" the warm air to the south, and the dense masses push against this -warm air, seeking a way out. Inevitably the cold air finds a point of least resistance in the encircling band of warm air.

and break's southward thru the low pressure channel. The break may at 2 p. m. for Dr. Frederick Otto chapel.

79th and Emerald, where services will be held Saturday at 3 p. m. Inter ROHR Harry Bohr of 10O S. St. Louts cago jeweler for 63 years, will be held tomorrow at 3 p.

m. in the chapel at 3905 Lincoln avenue. Mr. Horn, who was 73 years old and lived at 3831 North Bell avenue, he was a member of the United loved wife of Herbert, fond mother of Bruce, lovinr daughter of Mrs. Helen Davis and the late William, fond sister the fact that the number of such Bowe, 64 years old.

who died yes ment Mount Greenwood. States maritime commission for transfers has grown from 30 mil terday in his home at 845 Buena of Mrs. Mane sen neon. At chapel. 1648 BIELINSKI Teofll Bielinskl.

May 19. be four years. W. 63d street, until Saturday noon. Serv- loved husband of the late Constance, lion to 53 million a year.

avenue, in the chapel at 3026 Bel died Wednesday in Grant hospital. Ice 2 p. tn. Saturday at Thoburn church Interment Fairmount. father of Wanda Kurowskl.

Helen Connor. Eucenia Sinda. Lillian Ploslnaki mont avenue. Dr. Bowe, obstetrician Riding Habits Change.

He had- been associated with L. A. Horn Sons, 1163 North Clark street. Teofll Jr. Pvt.

Harry. U. 8. and JONES Edward M. Jones of 3725 8.

Cnlon With the passage of years, changes THREE SPEEDERS avenue, beloved hnsbsnd of A bee Sul Georre. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a. from chapel. 3rt30 Georae street, to St Hyacinth's church. Burial St.

Adalberts of riding habits have taken place livan Jones, dear father of Anna Bruen and John Edward Jones, fond son of the Surviving are the widow, Carrie, a brother, Herbert, a son, Corp. Oscar E. Horn, who is In North LOSE GASOLINE and experts believe that many ad and gynecologist, was graduated from Northwestern Medical school in 1903. He had been an associate in obstetrics at Northwestern since 1906. He is survived by his widow, Ada.

a daughter, Helene, and a son, Frederick Bowe Jr. BON AHOOM Michael Bonahoom. beloved late John and Mary Ford Jones, fond brother of Anna Sullivan and Marraret (rant. Funeral Saturday. IO a.

from justments should be made in trans husband of Selma, nee Ronahnnm: fattier nf Michael Jr. and Norman, fond brother Africa; a daughter, Margaret Fehns, BOOKS FOR GOOD fer points and the rules under avenue. May 19. 1943. beloved of Josephine Elm Rohr.

brother of Lomsei Crosby. Mary EUingson. Wilbam. Bar-' man, and the lata Cart Bohr. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.

tn. at funeral 3021 N. Central avenue. Interment Eiai-J wood Memorial Park, Kindly omit RYAN Patrick J. Ryan, late ef 6201 Morgan street, betowd eon of ths late Timothy and Ellen Ryan, beloved brother of) Thomas.

Mrs. Mary Herlihy. Timothy, Cornelius, and the late Edward and Mrs. Julia Lane. Funeral batnrday.

ft 1 ak so, from funeral noene. 6431 a. HaJaudi street, to Visitation churrb. Intermert, Mount Olivet. Member of Street var Men's union, division No.

241. Boo. 0J, SANTRE Angusta Ssntre. nee BaVestrt 3137 8. Princeton avenue, lovinr wile oft Carmen, devoted mother of Anthony and Joseph, fond daughter rt Joseph Bod.

Palestn. dear sister of Aathocy, and Al. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from! chapel.

813 W. Taylor street, to Sancta Maria Incoronata church. laiarmeot Mesas Carmel. Mob. 0449.

of Herbert. Ellas. Lt. Georre. V.

S. A funeral home. 712 W. 31st street, to Nativity church. Interment Holy Spul-hre Mrs.

D. Mohr. and Mrs. D. Cameron.

Fit and two grandchildren. Dr. Louis W. Pease. Gasoline rationing books of three which transfers are issued.

At yesterday's hearing the examl cemetery. Information ictory 11 58. neral Friday, 9 a. from chapel. 30O4 motorists were revoked permanent JORDAN Anna Jordan, neo Lanier.

4943 Orden avenue, to St. John the Baptist church. Interment Fort Wayne. Ind. ners in charge, James R.

Clark and Dr. Louis W. Pease, 930 Gordon ter Sheridan road, wife of the late Edward ly after hearings last night by mem Pros. 0600. Howard West, outlined the program dear mother of David.

Oscar, Harold. bers of rationing board No. 11 at and the Isle Nathan, sister of Morns BONETT1 See Anna Serckie notice. to be followed. Engineering repre 3130 South Halsted street.

The mo Lauter, Malcha Schildkret. Minnie Both BOWE Dr. Frederick O. Bowe. late of sentatives of the city, the commis race, Chicago physician for 30 years, died of a heart attack in a restaurant at 6 West Lake street yesterday.

He retired from general practice in 1938 and became associated torists who lost their books, alt of the late Tobry Baas, and Lout. Funeral Friday. 3 p. at funeral chapel. 6143 Broadway.

Interment Jewish Waklbeim. 845 Buena avenue, beloved husband of Ada I nee Robertson I. devoted lather of whom had been convicted of speed sion, and the three companies will hold a series of conferences, begin Helena and Frederick fond rrand- KESSLER Philip C. Keasler of 2208 Lunt ing, are John Kudla, 3609 South L. R.

Rochetto. L. R. Rochetto. of 6839 Rldgeland avenue, assistant secretary of the First National bank, died last night in St.

Vincent's hospital in Santa Fe, N. after suffering a paralytic stroke in his hotel. He had been in Santa Fe for three weeks for his health. Mr. Rochetto is survived by his widow, Irene, and a son.

Robert. a private in the army at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. avenue, beloved husband of Caecelia Wood street, A and books; Ray at her of Carolyn, dear brother of Otto and Frank Bowe. Funeral Saturday. May 22.

at 2 P. at funeral home. 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Mount Em nee Freund: fond father of Philip with the X-ray department of the Edward Hines Jr. Memorial hospital.

Funeral services will be held ning June 9, to work out the operating details. Hearing on Coach Fares. SCHANILEC Mario Schsmlee ef 5430 W. mond Weyher, 901 West 37th place. brother of Alfred K.

Kessler. Funersl Friday. May 21. 3 p. at funeral home, 1359 Devon and Alvin Hayes, 1658 West 35th blem cemetery.

Information. Juniper 4200. tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the chapel street, both A books.

In these discussions the city will RACK See Mary Goossens notic. Rosrhill mausoleum. Kindly emit flowers. at 5501 North Ashland avenue. His 23d street, Ocera.

beloved mother cf James. Louis. George. Anna Hals. Sisiee-M.

Clementina. O. 8. B. and Jeer I.nrnirky.

Funeral Saturday. May .1 a. from funeral home. W. Ormak road.

Berwya. to Mary Wuees of Heaven church. BCNGE Earnest E. Bunce. husband of Other boards suspended for vary Information.

Bor. 1817. be represented by Maj. R. F.

Kelker and the commission by Merrill B. widow, Cora, survives. Emma, father of Gordon, brother of Mrs KNELL Jessie Huckstep KneTL wife of ing periods the rationing privileges Hat tie Bilnev. Member of K. of P.

lodre. Boyd Knell. Fnends may call at chapel. of 11 motorists convicted of speed No. 62.

of Downers Grove, and of Proviso lodre. No. 1U28. A. F.

A A. SCH A Ernest G. Schsu of 6722 720 Lake street. Oak Fark. Fnday.

Funeral Monday. Jacksonville. 1)1. ing, as follows: Knox. The examiners will sit In.

Specifically three questions will be dealt with the new points, enlarge. May wood. Services Saturday. 2:30 P. tn BOARD 2 220 North Kedzte avenue? LEGGE Elisabeth Dowdle Leg re.

late of at chapel. IHU7 Hirhland avenue. Down- Robert Clifford. 731 North Chnatiana ave era Grove, Interment Oak Hill. ment or modification of the tribu nue.

A and booka revoked for 16 dare. AWARD OF NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL IS PRESENTED TO CITY BURTON Anna Burton, betoren wtre of avenue, beloved husband of tm Istai Marie, lovinr son of Ernst and lbs la'-al Anna Schau. dear brother cf Oer tru; Johnson. Florence. John.

Fred, and the) 1st Georgo Schau. Resting at chapel. tWHM) a Hslsted street, where seertreaj will be held Saturday at 2 p. as. Inter-! ment Evergreen.

Nor. 2121. Edward Schwartz. 3459 Franklin boule bfiO.I 9. Hamilton avenue, beloved wife of Joseph B.

Lrgge. fond mother of Esther Lev re. sister of Msry Dowdls and Christina Mulcahy. Funeral Satursdy. 9 a.

from rhaprl. 6.M6 8. Ashland av. tary zones of the present transfer points, and revision of the transfer Wilbur Burton. ft17 5.

Throop atreet vard. A and booka revoked for 15 daya. suddenly. Funeral 11 a. m.

Friday at Miss Evelyn Bulownci. 1933 Erie atreet. residence. Interment Mount Glenwood. rules when necessary- A book revoked for 30 daya.

nue. to St. Basils church. Mae 9.30. Interment St.

Mary's. Prospect O0.11. CHAMBERS Blanche Roberts Chambers, Beverley Steenhcrgen. 1938 Ohio atreet. SCHRUMPF Lottie Schrumpf.

nee Mueller. devoted wife of John F. Chambers, fond driving the ear of Earl B. Steenhergen. same LEW Alexia Lew.

Mav 19. 1943. at the William E. Helander of the commission staff is conducting another hearing in which, by the commis address. A and booka revoked for 30 daya, mother of John F.

daurhter of the late Rridret and Louie Roberts, sister of BOARD 6l 642 North Western avenue Daniel Glazer. 6334 North Bell avenue. residence. 36O7 W. Hirhland boulevard.

Milwaukee. Alexia Lew. are tl years, wife of the lata Charles Lew, mother of Herold. Funeral from the funeral home. 20O1 W.

Wisconsin ave Mrs. James A. Nounan. Mrs. Carl Tuetz.

and Edward Robert. Funeral Saturday. 2 May 20. 1943. beloved wife of Robert Schrumpf.

sister of Jacob Mueller and! the lata Daniel. Theobald. John. Kate, and Charles Mueller. Funeral serv ices Saturday at 2 p.

m. at residence. 1305 Glenlake avenue. Interment Oas Wood cemetery. A and books revoked for 14 day.

p. at funeral home. 1712 W. 9Sth-t. William Armed.

147 Greenleaf avenue. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. book revoked for 14 daya. nue. Milwaukee.

Saturday mommr at be over Europe. Russia, Asia, or. as in -the present case, over North America- As cold air billows southward, it comes in contact with more warm air arid then precipitation, or rain, results. And the rain will continu until a blast of wind from the northwest, strong enough to blow away the warm front, comes along. Polar Front Breaks Variable.

These breaks in the polar front may follow the same southward channel for several years In succession, or they may carry their afflictions southward by different routes each year. The current weather is similar to the weather conditions In the spring of 1936. which caused floods in the Ohio river valley, said Dr. Helmut Landsberg, associate professor of meteorology at the University of Chicago. Rainfall since the first of May, as recorded at Loyola university, has been inches.

Father Schmitt said, setting a record for the nine years the records have been kept at the university. The previous high was 5.16 inches during May, 1940. Amateur Theory Discarded. For the benefit of those persons who live near army or navy rifle pits or gun ranges, experienced weather men doubt that rain follows the firing of heavy guns, a theory often heard during World War I when American doughboys did much of their fighting kncedeep in the mud cf sunny France. "These pressure areas reach as high as miles, one weather expert said.

It would take a mighty big gun to make any impression on all that air." One explanation of the reason battles are frequently followed by rain is the fact that rain falls periodically and most generals start their battles in good weather. When the battle is over the rain that falls is due anyway, regardless of the firing cf heavy guns. Cold, wet springs like the one Chicago and the midwest has had to put up with this year usually fol- Morris Wolf. 2047 Pratt boulevard. A COLBURN Capt.

Irvine Theiler Colburn. sion's own order, the Chicago Motor Coach company is to show cause why its present 10 cent fare should not be reduced. The company has started presentation of evidence on its invested capital and earnings with a view to showing that the re 9:30 clock to St. Rosea chnreh. Interment at Calvary cemetery.

Chicago. SERCKIE Anna Serckie. beloved wife ef book revoked for HI days. IT. S.

army air corps, beloved son ot BOARD 23 4233 West 26th street: Sophie and C. Irvtnr Colburn of 4309 MAGLIANO Sea Lillian Newman notice. Joseph Sugar. 1N5K South Komensky ave low what is known as" an "open" winter. Did you know that this last winter was "open? Coal dealers have open and "cold" winters figured right down to a science.

They say 10 per cent more coal is used, on an average, during an open winter, when fresh air fiends sleep with their windows open, thus letting much precious heat escape. During cold winters, on the other hand, even the fanatics are unable to withstand open windows, and the heat in the house is conserved. So far as the present polar break is concerned, with all its drizzles and deluges, the weather bureau put fortji an optimistic note yesterday. That blast of air from the northwest must be on Its way. Prince Rospigliosi, 62, III 3 Months, Dies in Rome (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.l The death in Rome of Prince Francesco Giuseppe Rospigliosi, member of one of the best known arandson oi jmr.

ana sir. 'ullen A. Colburn. nephew of Mrs. W.

A. ALLOY John C. alloy, eon of the late nue, a and coupons revoked until June 6. Thomas and Mary alloy, brother of Mrs the late Gaetano. beloved mother ef Mrs.

Mary Maaino. Mrs. Lena Barre, Mrs. Beasts Nsrdl. Joseph, and Mrs.

Hoeoj Honettl. Kuneral Mondsy. 9 a. from chapel. 1703 W.

69th street, to Mar-vet Mount Carmel chtirch. Interment Ho Sepulchre. Pros. OflOO. Conies and Hurh Colburn.

Memorial David C. Boubelik. 4222 West 2lh atreet. 1.1 coupons revoked and current A book Beatrice Newman, James Thtimaa. and turn is Just and reasonable.

service 4 p. Sunday. May 23. at Irvine Park Presbyterian church. 4047 Michael alloy.

Late residence. 8723 Kingston. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. tn aken up. David Pielrt.

l.V'il South Koltn avenue, N. Keeler avenue. Members of V. F. W.

Plan trim chapel. PfVOO Commercial avenue, tn SMITH Alex John Smith. May 18. 14V( A book revoked until Jan. 1.

1944. Louis Bernstein. 191t South Hamlin ave COOPER Charles K. Coor-er. IIOW Perrya- M.

I'atrlck'a church. Mas at 9:30. Inter- ment Mount Olivet. South t'hlcago OI65. nue, current A book revoked.

Memorial Rites Sunday MANNIX Joseph C. Manntx of Illinois Bernstein, who is about to enter ville avenue. Danville, 111 beloved husband of Wylma. fond father of J. H.

Cooper. Mrs. H. L. N'Vartv.

and Mrs. Nell rnndaren. Services Salnrday. Mav 22. at 2 P.

nt. at funeral home, comer 7th and Memorial service for deceased the army, may have gasoline for two war veterans will be conducted beloved busbsnd of I litsSeth. nee M-et4 ritlae. father of John. Harry.

James. l-liam. Mrs. Harold F.thelmay Htelm. Knr.

and Earl. f. 8. and Altevruth. brother of Mrs.

Martha Allaire and Isaac. Funersl a Saturday. May 22. from bis late residents, I 2224 N. Keystone svetiue.

to Orsc Eptse copal church. Oak Park, at 3 p. m. later ment Forest Borne. weeks' pleasure driving during his Aberdeen.

Interment Oak HilL Member Athletic el tin. May 19. 1W43. sna of the late John T. and Mary K.

Manmx. beloved brother of Loretto Donovan, the late Frank and Edward T. Manmx Funeral from chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue.

Saturday. May 22. at 8:30 a. to St. Ignatiu church.

Interment Calvary. Col. John Stilwell of New York, president of the National Safety council, presented Mayor Kelly yesterday with the council's grand award for 1942, symbolizing the city's winning first place in the council's national safety contest for that year. The presentation was made at a luncheon in Hotel Sherman, at which Ned H. Dearborn, executive vice president of the safety council, presided.

The award was made on the city's reduction of traffic deaths below the average of the preceding three years, and on general accident pre-vention efforts, such as educational programs and engineering advances. A total of 466 persons met death from traffic accidents In Chicago in 1942. compared with 623 In 1941, representing a 25 per cent reduction. In accepting the award, Mayor Kelly stated that thus far the city's record for 19-13 surpasses that of last year. POLICE HINT C.ARROTKR.

Austin police were searching last night for a tail man wearlnr a leather Jacket who forced Mrs. Rose Frinzimer. 63 yean old. into a rear room of her dress shop at 403.1 Chicago avenue and attempted to rhoke her. of Brotherhood of Boilermakers.

furlough Immediately after induction, the board ruled. Sunday by the Veterans of Foreign Wars before the plaque at 611 North Sacramento avenue that is dedi COWEN Esther V. Cowen. nee Sultan, be- STOCKHAUSEN Sea Marie Weilbrenner. HEAD-ON CRASH MARCINIAK Capt, Jerome B.

Marciniak. cated to the veterans. A parade from Chicago and Hamlin avenues loved mother of Ruby Breslauer of Milwaukee and Morton H- fond sister of Harry. Jennie Posner. William.

Dora Howard, and the lata Manuel. Services Fnday. 2 p. chapel. 6204 Broadway.

STOIKE Fmil F. Stoike of 320 N. WITH STREET CAR will precede the services. Music for CUNNINGHAM Albert Leon Cunninrham. the service, sponsored by the 14 posts of the 5th division, will be families among the Roman nobility, was reported last night by the Ber beloved huaband tof Es telle, nee Kotak: fond father of Geraldine and Carole, eon of the lata Stanley and t'elia Marcaniak.

brother of Eugene. Stanley, Norbert, LL Edgar. U. S. army, and Libona.

son-tn-law of Carolina Kozak. Resting at home. 8552 S. Saginaw. Funeral services Monday at 10 a.

m. at St. Bronialava'a. Internment Holy Cross cemetery. KILLS MOTORIST Itasca.

Ill, beloved husband of Carolina I nee Schneider I. dear father at Hazel Koemg. Vermes Chessman. Willard. Lesl.

and Kenneth. Resting at funeral home. 192 S. York street. Ben sen vi lie Funeral Saturday.

p. m. Serviv at St. Luks a i Lutheran church. Itasca.

Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. veteran or World War May 18. at Hines hospital. Funeral Saturday at 2 P. m.

at funeral home. 380O S. Michiran avenue. Interment at Burr Oak cemetery. supplied by the 33d division junior Edward Prusener, 29 years old, 2424 lin radio, quoting a dispatch from Rome.

He was 62 years old. His Belle Plalne avenue, employed as a CUSHING John Joseph Cushlnr. May 19. widow is the former Laura MacDon- drum and. bugle corps, Connley post Junior American Legion drum and bugle corps and the V.

F. W. band foreman in a war factory, was fatal TAYLOR Harry Harmon Taylor of 3159. MASINO Sea Anna Serckie notice. ly injured yesterday when an auto McNAMARA Helen McNamara.

late of ald Stallo of Cincinnati. O. The princess was the granddaughter of Alexander MacDonald, oil magnate. from Hunt post. Maj.

F. G. Iloule- 1943. late of 3120 8. Emerald avenue, beloved husband of Lottie, nee Dalian; fond father of Sheridan.

Earl. Dorothy. Robert, and John, brother of William. Funeral Saturday. May 22.

from chapel. Chi a Archer avenue, to Immaculate Conception church, at 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. Information.

Calumet 6030. mobile he was driving collided with an east bound Irving Park road Sheridan road, beloved buenaod of teen.) vieva Ale vander Taylor, uncle of Mrs. James McAveney. son of the late Frank; P. and Harriet j.

Tsylor. Funeral 8si urday at 3 p. tn. al chapel, f'-9 bi.j mont avenue. Interment Memorial 183H W.

Adams atreet. beloved wife of John. At chapel. 234(1 W. Madison street, until Friday at 3 p.

m. Interment Waukesha. Wis. She and her sister Helen were the han of the 6th service command will represent the army, -and Henry F. Marquard of Bell post, V.

F. will deliver the memorial address. street car at Oakley avenue. The principal heirs of his estate, estimated at 10 million dollars. MECCIA Marie Meeds, nee TH Vito.

be- motorman, Edward Logenhan, 59, THOMPSON George T-. Thompson. Mar DAVIS Brode Bedford Davis, beloved hus told police that Prusener apparently band of Bertha Louisa Feaoocn. iona brother of Charles D. Davis.

Funeral Friday. 2:30 p. at Fourth Preaby terian church. Burial private. loved wife of the lata Adolph.

fond mother of Mr. Angelina Marnell. Mrs. Sarah Chiippetti. and Peter Meed a.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel, 753 Arthington street, to Guardian Anrel church. Interment Mount Carmel. Information.

Proa. CttOO. 11 a Wife to Raise lost control of his car. which swerved across the center of the road and met the street car head-on. Prusener was dead when police took him to Martha Washington hospital.

By Margaret Weymouth Jackson Copyright: 194S: By Margaret Weymouth Jackson DELFER Frank W. Delfer. suddenly, of 19. 1943. of 313 9.

Lombard avenue. Oak Park, husband of the la rWlhs, brother of Frank Thompson. Pasadena, Cal, uncle of Lavern Clifford. Lea-" ter. Fred.

Loren. Walter. Elmer Tbomp-' son. Mrs. Eva Tharwin.

Mr. Ires Detfz. Mrs. Susie Charles. Stanlev Carr.

and Eutana Sharp. Resting at funeral, home. 318 N. Central avenue. Ausun.j Service Saturday.

1 p. ra, st funeral, home. .4 p. at Greenwood church. Interment Greenwood cemetery, near Woodstock.

IU. MICHAL Albert E. Michal Sr. of 2607 S. 10210 Yale avenue, beloved husband of Irene, nee Wirrtn; father of Pvt.

1st Class Frank W. U. S. A- and Mary Lou Brown. Reatinr at chapel.

10234 Mich-Iran avenue. Services Saturday, 2 p. m. Member of and eervicee under auspices of Calumet lodre. No.

94. K. of Friday. 8:30 p. m.

Interment Oak Hill. Street Car Lines Ready Lawtidale avenue. May 19. 1943. are 67 years, fond father of Albert E.

Leslie and Milton. Funeral Saturday at 1 1 a. m. at home for funerals. 5842-4 W.

Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Information. Cicero 243. to Use Women if Needed Officials of the surface lines said TTMKE Laura C.

Timke. nee Struea-rreen. MYSZKER John Myazker. May 18. 1943.

SYNOPSIS: Paul Jimn. medical student, living- with Dr. John Lackerbie and hie wi2e. Mary Ellen, ha been embittered and has hated Will Pretser, attor-rT. ever since hi father was aent to prison after a bank scandal.

Hia mother died of a broken heart and hia father died in prisca. Altbn Paul likee Sua Craft, who baa a crush on him. he haa no time nor money for girl. Paul and Dr. Lockerbie are called to the home cf Polly and Lem Rlcharda and find Polly dying after beinr atruck with a r-ok-r.

and Lem too drunk to know whether be did it. Lem ia arrested. Paul ia sympathetic toward FoUy'e daughter. Isabel. He kieeea her and tries to rive her courage.

INSTALMENT V. NEW JOB. Sue was silent. Faul was embarrassed and shoved the money at her. DOWLE See Elizabeth Lerce notice.

DREIER Eda I. Dreier. nee Flddelke. May yesterday that so far they have not found it necessary to train women wile el the late August mother ct Martha Bengtsoa. daughter of Bertha Struckmann.

sister of Georre. At ret st lata reetdence. 651 8. York F.lmhurst. Ill, until ooon Ssturdsv rv-l tees st St.

Peter's cb'ivrh. Elmhurst. Sate urday at 2 p. m. bunsl Kim Us.

late of 6742 Byron also 2445 N. Moaarv, beloved husband of Frances, lovinr father of Anna Meineke. Helen Miller, and Bernard, father-in law of Louis Miller and Gladys. Funeral from chapel. Saturday.

9 .10 a. 2073 N. Hnvne. to Alt Saiote' cathedral. Humboldt 6550.

to take over the Jobs of men In the street car service, but that a train 19. 1943. of 823 Groveland Park, beloved wife of William A. Dreier. fond mother of Msrle, sister of Mrs.

Emma A. Dreier and Edwin 1 Flddelke. Services at chapel, 8328 t'ottas Grove avenue. Saturday at 1 p. m.

Interment Graceland. Information. Fairfax 2UOO. TOHIN Edward F. Tobio.

formerly of ing plan had been formulated that could be used on short notice XADILE Louisa Nsdile. nee Stella, of 438 ERTLE Kalherlna Ertle. beloved mother UNDERTAKERS. 4704 Leavltt street. May IStt.t beloved husband t-f Ihs late Mabel K.t Tobtn.

fond father of Pearl Met rory sn-1 Edward Francis Tobin Jr. Funeral from chapel. N. Ashland avenue, May 22. at 9 30 a.

ni to Oueen ef Angels1 church. Interment Calvary Member of Firemen's Mutual Aid and Benefit association and Chicago Retired Firemen of Martin. Ralherina Ertle. and Lists Sandsteel. Funeral Friday.

May 21. at 2 p. m. at chapel. 421 N.

Danien avenue. Interment Kulfewood. S. Central Park avenue, loving wife of the late Thomas, devoted mother nf Frank, fond grandmother of Thomas. Frank U.

S. Ronald, and Theodore, dear Bister of Mrs. 'lctoria Hmianei. the late Conceits ef ala. Salva-tore and Frank Stella.

Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from chapel, el3 W. Taylor street, to Guardian Angel church. Interment Mount CarmeL Men.

0449. He's sick, Paul." Sheriff Anderson told him. "The county nurse is in there with him now, but you go on in. Last cell at the back there" Miss" Meggs, the county nurse, opened the door and stepped out Into the corridor with him a moment. "What's wrong with him?" Taul asked In a low voice.

Bad case of shock, and the liquor wearing off," she said. "Maybe he did kill Polly, but even so, the poor thing wasn't in his senses. I don't suppose the good Lord would count it murder. I told Sheriff. Anderson he's not to devil Lem any more, trying to get him to confess.

And don't you go asking him questions! Why, his confession wouldn't mean a thing. He's on the verge of D. He's just plain gone to pieces right when he needs any courage he could muster." "Can he go to the funeral tomorrow?" Paul asked. "Not unless he's a lot better," said Miss Meggs. Continued tomorrow.

EVERSON Marl Everson. beloved mother of Alf. Julia Larkin. and Lindahl Everson. crandmolher of six rrandchildren.

Funeral services Friday at 8 p. m. at funeral home, 1023 N. California avenue Interment Weatby. Wis.

TOWN Thomas E. Tobin. beloved hubndl Sent Funeral Service Information NARDI See Anna Serckie notice. NELSON Charles A. Nelson.

May 19. 1943. FALCONER Georre Falconer beloved of sthenne nee Collins: fond father of Mary Catherine and Suzanne, son of. Nellie and the late Jsmes. brother ef Jo-j seph J.

Mrs. Mav von Antmon. Heiesi Fitzgerald, and the lata William Fita-gerald. Funeral Ssturday. 9.30 a tn, from psrlors.

67th street and Dorchester avenue, to St. Dorothy's church. Inter-! ment Holy Sepulchre. Member of post. No.

372. American Legion, and Calumet council. No. 632. K.

of C. husband of Emma Moraiadt Falconer, father of Florence Vallln. Georre and Kenneth. At funeral home. 1T32 Wilson avenue.

Services Saturday, 2 p. at Ravenawood Presbyterian church. N. Hermitare and Cullom avenuea. Interment Roaehill.

lata of 14n3 Catalpa avenue, beloved bus-band of Ida. fond father of Charles Mrs. Esther Rath, and Ivar A. Nelson, leavea three rrandchildren and two crest, grandchildren, one sister in Sweden. Funeral Saturday.

3 p. at chapel. 6149-61 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Inter-ment Memorial Park.

Member of Svithiod lodge. No. 1. O. 8, Vngve lodge.

No. 2. O. and Carpenters" union, local 68. Longbeach 5147.

GARDINER Marraret A. Gardiner. May TONSONI Carlo fCharlee! Tonsool be. NELSON Jennie Nelson, nee Kattner. late 18.

1943. at 4rt43 Beacon street. Chicsro. 111., are 84 years, wife of the late John C. Gardiner, lovinr mother of John James Robert and Mrs.

Richard W. Mitchell. Services 2 p. m. Friday at chapel.

1587 Maple avenue. Evanston. Interment at Roaehill cemetery. loved husbsod of lonilda, fond father of Msno. U.

army. Charles Jr, Man, and the late Irene Stefani Resting stj Reisers' chape. La Porte. Ind. Funeral! at 9 a.

m. Monday from chapel to 6w Joaeph'a church. Interment Puss Las. cemetery. La Porte.

Ind. SOUTH SIDE 3D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. FRIDAY. BORG STRAND Axel.

3 p. m. at MONDAY. AFFELD Caroline M. 2 p.

ra. at residence. COLOSIMO Anthony. 10 a. m.

in church. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2848. SATURDAY.

MANNIX Joseph C. 8 a. m. in church. PEASE Dr.

Louis W. 2 p. m. at chapel. TOBIX Edward P.

9 :30 a. m. in church. WHITE Etta, 3 p. m.

at chapel. of 2(101 W. Chicago avenue, beloved wife ef the late Abe. lovinr mother of Gilbert. Melvin, and Myron, grandmother of Allan and Sandra, beloved sister of Ja-ob and Max Kuttner and the late Sarah Dicnstag and Adolph Kuttner.

Funeral Fnday. 3 p. at funeral home. 3021 Fuller-ton avenue. Interment Tlirhur Cbolem.

Waldheun. Please omit flowers. GENTILE Nin7 Gentile, nee Cascio. be TRUEBLonn Helen Trueblood of loved wife of Antnony. moiner or Mildred.

Michael. Domentc. Elvers Olson, and Peter, funeral Monday. 8:30 a. from chapel, 3iiM Harrison street, lo St.

Mel's church. Interment Mount CarmeL Nevada Ofl44. 10323 Union avenue, beloved wife of tbo late William mother ef Louis hle. Ann Morrison, the lata Amy Johneoo.j and Adelberta Hall. Resting at chaprl.

10234 Michigan avenue. Services Savur day. 3:30 p. m. Burial Cedar Park.

NELSON Helen Robertson Nelson. 1030 enough sense to learn to use the microscopes and keep records as she's told if she can make lettuce infusions and count, she can do the work all right. She doesn't have to know what she's doing. She just has to do what she's told." Paul asked what the Job paid. Eighteen dollars a week! It would be a fortune to Isabel.

"I know a girl that needs a Job pretty darn bad," he told Dr. Conk lln. "Her mother just died and her father's in a jam. She's a high school graduate made good grades. I hope, he told himself.

I wish you'd let her try it, doctor." "What's her name?" "Isabel Richards. Her father was bookkeeper in my father's bank for years. Maybe you'd be good enough to see her anyhow. Dr. Conklin.

I don't suppose she could come over until after her- mother's funeral tomorrow. There's not much chance in Hilltown for a girl to get a good Job." "Why. sure, James bring her over. If she could be here Friday and Saturday so Miss Macey could show her the work I'd rather have her. than some co-ed who is thru school and only hanging around to be near the one she Going back to Hilltown, Paul's elation faded and doubts assailed him.

He knew that in this research a day's carelessness could wipe out weeks, even months, of patient labor. Did he know how faithful Isabel would be? And how would she get back and forth to the un versity? He remembered then that Johnny Henkle drove a earful of Hilltown students over to University Town every day. She could ride with them. Paul's courage came flooding back at this sign that things could work out in detail. He increased the speed of his motorcycle, driving over the slippery roads at breakneck speed to be home a few moments early so that he could stop and talk to Isabel.

But she was not at her grandmother's. She was at work. "Why, she shouldn't be working today! Paul was scandalized. "Mrs. Engleman needs her, with Polly gone, and Isabel needs the money," said Mrs.

Richards, simply enough. "Paul, your flowers are beautifuL Isabel just cried her eyes out when they came this morning. Polly's got lots of flowers," she added with satisfaction. Paul left Isabel's grandmother's house with a few moments to spare and he decided to go to the jail to see Lem Richards, GERNER Eucenia Gerner. beloved wife of TURNER Aura Yen Cleave Turner.

cs N. Lavergne avenue, beloved wife of Oito. dear sister of Mrs. Minnie Phelan. Mrs.

Sarah Johnston, and James Robertson. At funeral home. Au-tin boulevard at Ltke-st. Services Saturday. 2 p.

under auspi'-es of Queen Esther chapter. No. 41, O. E. S.

Interment Forest Home. Richard, fond mother of Antonet Krnm-berr. Kathenne Kmrre. Andrew. Richard.

William. Eut'ne. and the late Emil. sister nf Mane Hesse. Matilda Wankl.

Kathenne Carev. Amalia Ziebe. and Henry Baurle. At rest in funeral borne. 3S34-36 Irvinr Park road, where service will be held Friday.

3 p. tn. Interment Eden. far Polly, will you. please? The fiTt show you can get for the money and never mind being refined.

Have several showy bouquets up. one from me. and one from the James family, and one marked from Lem." "I understand." Sue said. She picked up the money and counted it and put it in her pocket. She stood looking at Paul somberly for a moment.

"Are you sure you want to do this for Isabel. Paul?" she asked. Yoa know you can't afford It. I'm afraid she will never appreciate it." Of course I want to do It," said Paul impatiently. "It's pretty swell of you," Sue said.

And quite unexpectedly she leaned across the table and took his face in her two hands and kissed him quickly. Paul spread out his books and Sue returned to the doctor's office. Paul did not look up until Mary Ellen came in and told him that the doctor was waiting in the car for Paul to drive him out to Whites. Late that night, dozing behind the stove at Whites', waiting on Dr. Lockerbie, Paul thought about Isabel, about her despair and her troubles and her need of a friend.

He could see his troubles and Isabel's as following a similar pattern. She would find, he resolved, that she had as good a friend as the doctor had been to him. Dr. Lockerbie called him and they went out and Paul drove to town in the cold of early morning. Paul's first thought on waking was that he had forgotten to take care of the doctor's bag the night before.

He had not forgotten it in years. In the surgery he emptied it. cleaned all the instruments, and put them in the sterilizer. Alice Nightingale was scrubbing the office. She Was a little woman with knotted hands and a cutting tongue.

She talked incessantly. "You know well's I do, Paul James, that Polly Richards was a proud woman. Only trouble with her was that she was sentimental. Any girl in her right mind would have knowed that Lem Richards wouldn't never amount to nothin. But he was a pretty boy.

He sure wanted Polly. She never had much time for him. then all of a sudden she took up with him. They got married and moved to the city. Polly was ambitious, those days.

But after a couple of years she saw Lem wasn't going nowheres and she was glad to bring her baby, Isabel, and come back to Hilltown where Lem'a folks and his old friends could help her look after him. Them girls, Isabel and Betty, they got good stuff back of them but they sure won't never have much chance In this town. they'll be all right." said Paul. "All humans have a mixed inheritance." "Yes." said Alice Nightingale, wringing her mop, "but some of It's more human than others." Paul was glad to finish his work and escape to the kitchen where Mary Ellen gave him his breakfast. Paul had Isabel on his mind.

One thing she needed, he decided, as he rode his noisy steed to University Town, was a good job! Something that would improve her earnings and build up her self-esteem. As often happens, Paul's energetic thought stirred up an unexpected opportunity. In his 2 o'clock class his friend, Patrick, told him that one of the seniors In the medical college had married Dr. Conklin's laboratory assistant and that she was leaving her job. Paul went at once to the Biology building where Dr.

Conklin was conducting his research in invertebrate zoology. The doctor had a grant for research. Paul asked him about the job. "No, I haven't any one," said Dr. Conklin in response to Paul's question, "and my grant doesn't allow for a trained laboratory assistant." "Could any one do the work?" asked Paul.

"Well, no," said Dr. Conklin. Not just any one. But the girl doesn't need technical if that's what you mean. She's got to be neat and prompt and faithful.

If she has good eyesight and Ellyn. Ill, wife of the lata James S. Turner, mother of Georgette Oliver, grandmother of Pvt. James Hurh U. S.

and Rani Joan Oliver, sis'er et Mr. Charles Fth. Mrs. Arthur E. Hagv tnsn.

and Les Van Cleave. Resting at chapel. 120 N. Hate street. Wsestoa.

LU ervices 3 p. ra. Fnday. Interment Wheaton cemetery. NEWMAN Li 111 sn Newman, nee Magliano.

JOHN CARROLL SONS GILSON Lt. Perry Kenneth Gilson. for i (HHIB9 iffll' HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WAP ASH. WITT. 8080.

4542 RAVENS WOOD. LON. 0305. YIERNOW Hattie Yiernow. beloved wi'a beloved wile of George, dear mother of Alberta, daughter of Ralph and the lata Madeline, sister of Michael and Annette, daughter-in-law of Albert and Theresa Newman, sister-in-lsw ef Gladre Kelly.

Dorothy Worth. Bessie Newman, and Frandne Magliano. Funeral Saturday. May 22. IO a.

from chapel. Harrison street, to Our Lsdy of Sorrows church. Burial Mount CarmeL Nev. 0444. merly of 8847 S.

Hamilton. May 4. 1943. in Latin America, beloved son of Perry K. and Ona Smith Gilson.

brother of Norma Lee and Mr. Charles 8. Deneen II. Memorial service Sunday. May 23.

4:30 p. at Trinity Methodist church. 99th and Winchester. of Charles, dear mother of Frank and Edward, sister of Charles Fntie and Anna Vhrhammer. grandmother of Miidred Harder.

Services Saturday. 3 p. ra, at rhapel 3224 Montroee avenue. Ertomt ment croon a 1 Park. Pleas omit flowers.

C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL BOMB 800 B. ERIE ST.

89 YEARS' SERVICE GOOSSENS Mary Goosens. nee Van Em- NOWAK Pvt. Harry Nowak. U.S. M.

WA LTER Clayton Walter, late of SPACIOUS SKEELES-BIDDLE. COTTAGE GROVE. RAD. 0220 WITH MODERN Milton avenue, filmmt. Husband of Ruth, father of Joan Walter, son ef Mrs.

Am-a C. and the late William Walter. At rest at funeral borne. Linden avenue sod Tower road. Hubbard Woods.

Semws Saturday. May 22. 2 p. m. In ter meet Memorial Park cemetery.

MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. of 6013 Wabansia avenue, killed in the line of duty on May 16 at Lonr Bea-b, beloved son of Joseph and Kathe-rtne. nee Strzok: fond brother of Edward. Leonard. Helene.

Evelyn. Click, and Lorraine. Funeral Saturday. May 22. 1943.

at 9:30 a. m. from rhapel. 5247-53 Fullerton avenue, to St. Stamslaua B.

A M. church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Berk.

6400. mersiel. beloved wife of Cyril, dear mother of Julius. Jack. Mrs.

B. Jannes, P. O. F. C.

Paul. U. S. and Ted. fond daurhter of Mr.

and Mr. Frank De Doncker. sister of Mrs. E. cram, Mrs.

Van Der Vrieken. and John De Doncker. grandmother of seven rrandchildren. Rosary Fnday. 8 p.

m. Remains at rest at chapel. 2708 N. Western avenue, until 10 a. m.

Saturday. Interment Norway, Mich. Hum. 1717. CEMETERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT bavings. Sears-Roebuck. Basem't. WEILBRENNER Marie Stockhausen Weil CONVENIENCES NORTH 929 W. Belmont SOUTH 1820 S.

Michigan WEST 2346 W. Madison OSBORNE Ella M. Osborne, wife of the lata GORKA Anton Gorka. beloved husband of DEATH NOTICES brenner. fond mother ef Philip B.

and Elsie Cornell, dear sister of Katbenna Seelos. Member of Waldeck chapter. No 679. O. E.

S. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. ra. at rhanei.

3 8 07 Lincoln avenue. iBssaw ment Montrose. Randolph fond mother of Mrs. Ruth E. Sbeppard and Ralph W.

Osborne, sister of Charles V. Phillips. Resting at rhapel. 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Saturday.

May 22. at 3 p. ra. Interment Oak Woods. Member of Forrestville chapter.

No. 177. O. E. S.

In Htmorlim, WHITE Etta Whit of 1311 Eyewater the lata Anna, dear father of Anna. An ton and Vireinia. fond brother of Joseph. Martin. Agnes Klus.

and Victoria Radonowicx. grandfather of Judy Ann. Funeral Monday. May 24. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 11739 S. Michigan avenue, to St. Salomea'a church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.

Pullman 30SO. CAREY Kit tie Carey. In sweet remem brance of our beloved daurhter and enter, who went to her eternal rest May 1941. Parents. Sisters.

Brotbera. OSTERKAMP Georre Osterkamp. beloved avenue. Msy 20. 1943.

beloved mother of Harry Edward. Jesse. Raymond White, and the late Ida Jensen. At chspel. 3501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services w-H be held Saturday. May 22. at 3 p. zn. Interment Ridgewood.

HEDBMARK Corp. Ralph Hedemark. In GREVELIUS Carl G. Grevelins. late resi WIEDENHOFT Arthur R.

Wiedeohcft. be lovinr memory of our son a 21st birthday. Killed In action in Guadalcanal Jan. 4. 1943.

MOTHER AND DAD. husband of the late Anna Dorothea, dear father ef Hattie Smith. Elizabeth Lass. Alvina Ott. Margaret Troutman.

George Jr Laura Meyer. Charles. Me'a Rotello. Gertrude Campbell, and La Boy: also grandchildren and great rrandchildren. Servicea Saturday.

2 p. at lata rest-dence. 4321 N. Ashland avenus. Inter-meat Waldheun.

dence. 217 N. Prospect avenue. Park Ridge, beloved husband of Astrid. lovinr father of Curt W.

At rest at chapel. 127 N. Northwest hlrhway. Park Ridge, until 12 noon Saturday. Services and entombment 2 p.

m. Saturday at Memorial Park mausoleum, KAZAK Agatha Kazak. May 22. 1942. loved son ot Berha and the late Carl, dear brother of Minna.

Anna. Emma sx-1 William. Funeral Saturday. Mar 22. p.

at funeral home. 530 Belmoct venue. Interment Concordia cemetery. mother: We miss you with a rrow. ins want.

Husband, Daurhter, Son..